Java problems

**caballero** · 25.04.10, 02:20

Right, I have a headache from this. The problem can't even be described "linguistically". Therefore, I made a video.

What I tried:
A clean java install (uninstall>clean registry>install again)
Windows update (All versions of .Net Framework are installed and other windows stuff are also installed)
Tried different Matlab version, however as you can see in the video, the problem is not in Matlab. The Java settings takes a long time to open and does the same "overlapping" that happens in Matlab.

Finally, I really need your help

**tokiodrift1** · 25.04.10, 02:22

Try this... JavaRA

**caballero** · 25.04.10, 18:46

It didn't work.

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I'm really getting sick from this. And what is making it worse: I can't describe what is happening so I can google it. The word "overlapping" didn't work.

**thecoolest** · 01.05.10, 07:58

the only thing to solve this java problem is always remove older version then install newer version which is fully updated

ITS THE ONLY SOLUTION FOR JAVA PROBLEMS FOR THIS TIME

**anon** · 01.05.10, 17:35

Originally Posted by thecoolest

the only thing to solve this java problem is always remove older version then install newer version which is fully updated

That's what JavaRa does. It removes a previous JRE and all the traces it usually leaves behind.

**transgressive** · 01.05.10, 22:07

For what it's worth: It could be a bug in the current JAVA version. (For example there is also a very annoying bug when it comes to interactions between JAVA and firefox, it doesn't crash the browser but applets do not work.)
Have you tried to look it up on sites that list bugs and vulnerabilities in suns JAVA?